1925 Chrysler four 58 Stewart carburetor

[marbeton]

My 1925 Chrysler four 58 has very high gasoline consumption. The spark plugs are new, the ignition is adjusted, the valves as well, so I'll probably have to disassemble, clean and adjust the carburetor. On the lid of the float chamber is the type Stewart 25 series 1. There are other numbers and I do not know what they mean. I-28-I7, 4-22-I3 and II-28-II. When I disassemble the carburetor, does anyone have a plan of what it looks like inside so as not to damage anything unnecessarily? Finally, I need information on how to adjust properly. If anyone knew, they would help me a lot.
Thank you
marbeton

[28 Chrysler]

The 1-28-17,  4-22-13,  11-28 11  are the U.S. patent dates.

[marbeton]

OK, thanks for the information

[28 Chrysler]

These may help you. The Model 25 was used on Dodge cars. Go to the Dodge section and someone could  help you out better than I.

[marbeton]

OK, thanks, I'll try, maybe they'll help me there

[Donald76]

I have this carb on my 1925 5 window I’m trying to start the car, I have new gas and tank filled the vacuum. Tank have gas to lubricator but it’s all the way at the top? Is this normal with the float and gas? I don’t know if I’m getting gas to the carb part? How to stare this car? I have very good compression, spark also? Don